Every week, I'd set an outreach goal, evaluate what worked, and go from there. I would begin by approaching local restaurants that my friends and I already know and love. Then, I'd reach out to bigger companies that often do profit shares for our student organizations. On top of restaurants, I'd focus largely on organizations centered around those who live on campus because many of those students rely on delivery orders.

I would promote the cause by tabling at high traffic areas like the MSC, the Commons, and the Dining halls. By placing myself at the heart of student activity, I would act as a resource to answer questions and promote GoodBite. Here at Texas A&M, many students are mission-driven and eager to help. By making myself known and visible, more students would become equipped with knowledge, and word would spread.

I am a competitor on the Texas A&M Powerlifting Team, as well as a member of HerCampus TAMU. I am also a member of the Texas A&M Maroon Coats, an organization that provides tours and guidance to prospective students. Additionally, I volunteer with 12th Can, our on-campus food pantry. Finally, I am a member of MSC Townhall, an organization that hosts biweekly on-campus music performances with free snacks and study space for students to enjoy! Although not a member myself, I am well-connected with the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, Student Government, and Greek Life.